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The 25 – Ferguson & Shamamian Architects
Ferguson & Shamamian Architects is renowned for designing projects that reflect and respect the cultural, historical, and physical identity of the places in which they were built.
The firm’s portfolio of city apartments, suburban houses, and country estates expresses a deep appreciation for historical styles, regional character, and the clients’ personal tastes.
Ferguson & Shamamian Architects strives to design thoughtful, beautiful buildings that serve its clients and the architectural fabric of the place in which they stand.
The caliber of the firm’s work is expressed in its numerous awards: the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art’s Arthur Ross Award, the Bulfinch Award, the Mizner Award, several Stanford White and Palladio Awards, and the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach’s Schuler Award.
The monographs New Traditional Architecture, Ferguson & Shamamian Architects: City and County Residences, and Collaborations: Architecture, Interiors, Landscapes document the work of the firm, which was established in 1988.
The firm’s practice is built around the dynamic collaboration among clients, architecture, interiors, landscape, and construction. Whether it is saving and preserving an existing building or creating something new, Ferguson & Shamamian Architects looks to the future with innovative materials and the latest technology while always keeping the past in mind.
